King Weekly Sentinel

Royals win McGarrigle Cup

In just their first year of McGarrigle Cup eligibility, the 2002 girls King City Royals team has proven to be a strong contender in the ...

King boy’s journey makes it to the screen

Everyone has a story to tell. For a young King Township boy, he’s received a lot of support getting his story told in a big way.

Dog Tales welcomes the public at festival

It was a weekend to perhaps fall in love with a new pooch in King City.

Legacy of love and giving left behind by Eddie Creed

Eddie Creed touched many lives. And he left a lasting legacy – building stronger ties with one’s own family is the building block for everything in life.

United Way Dragon Boat Festival splashes down in King

The sun shone down on Seneca College’s King campus last Saturday as hundreds of thrill-seekers took to the waters of Lake Seneca in the sport of dragon boating.

Schomberg resident helping to push waterskiing as Olympic sport

Paul Roberts represented both Water Ski Wakeboard Ontario and the sports as a whole when he carried the Pan Am torch in July.

Villanova sprinter competes in World Championships

Maple resident and Villanova College student Arielle Tessier stepped up to one of the biggest stages of her life in her search for track stardom.

Pursuing the creation of artificial intelligence

I love science fiction. And I love the idea that we may one day have robots among us, performing various tasks in our society. But ultimately, it’s a sort of catch-22 in our evolution.

Recycling fraught with challenges

As my wise old dad used to say, “Son, always leave your campsite cleaner than you found it.” That adage really hit home when I began to look at my own community as “my campsite.”